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Eh. No matter. We won't have to bicker for a while since the LHC is deactivated till April for repairs.
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Think about it, this way they get more money and more play time hehe |
Hahaha. Interesting idea. I'm a science geek, so I don't really believe that, but that would be hilarious. Perhaps the "malfunction" of the LHC and the "delay in testing" wasn't so accidental afterall? Bahaman vacations for everyone! :laugh:
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Still, their discoveries lead to new technology quite often. |
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It is its own little economy... local builders, contractors, house sales, small and medium equipment sales, land sales, water provisioning, electrical contracting, urban renewal managment, grounds keeping, landscaping, catering, cleaning and waste disposal - hell I have not even started listing the actual scientific suppliers and players - those are just the local small business owners feeding off this cash cow ;) hehe |
It's their money to spend, and advancing the knowledge of the human race will always be a much more worth while cause than bailing out idiots who didn't know a hurricane was coming three days out.
Intimidation from the unknown is for the primates, I for one welcome welcome our subatomic overlords. |
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And I am not only talking about people living on the water, but also the large scale broader impact a storm can have. What is your problem all of a sudden? Seems like you are PMSing recently - get over yourself already. |
helium in large quantities... hydrogen particles smashing onto each other...
I know they are smart and all but did any of them remember what E=MC2 does when applied to smashing particles? is there an exact control of how many particles hit each other? what are they doing with the neutrons that are multiplied after a hit? no... I am sure they have thought about it, I am sure the similarities with the inner workings of a star are just coincidence... I am sure they did think about what a chain reaction could do in a machine that big... I am also pretty convinced they did read Einstein's work... I mean not doing so, would be uncivilized |
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Per the newspaper today, the problem was attributed to some bad soldering on one connection. Lisa probably had nothing to do with finding the problem, but I just wanted to see her photo again. |
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